Sentence examples for existing catholic from inspiring English sources

Existing Catholic schools, which can select all places on the grounds of faith, contain a third of pupils who are not Catholic.

Many Catholic educators are uneasy about Ave Maria, irritated that Mr. Monaghan would start his own university rather than support an existing Catholic college and annoyed at his broad criticism of Catholic education.

After the authorities in Ontario raised the possibility that arbitrators might use Shariah to settle family disputes, formal recognition of all religious arbitrations there, including existing Catholic and Jewish ones, was withdrawn.

The Catholic church has not so far set up any free schools as it wants the freedom to select all pupils by faith, as is possible in existing Catholic state-funded schools, arguing that the 50% cap would mean "discriminating" against some pupils on the basis of their Catholicism and "could cause schools to turn Catholic families away on the grounds that they are Catholics".

It also includes a Hegelian critique of the existing Catholic Church which suggests that the church is incapable of such an alliance without a theological revolution.

The arrival of thousands of Protestant settlers from England and Scotland displaced many of the existing Catholic landholders and sowed the seeds for centuries of on-off sectarian and military conflict.

The Vatican says it seeks only to reach out to existing Catholics.

The Protestants first held worship services in existing Roman Catholic churches, academic or civil halls, or homes; but as time passed, they began to build new churches.

A further condition imposed by the city read as follows: "In the light of the two existing Roman Catholic churches, the future church shall be larger, with a cross on the gable, but without spires and exterior sculpture".

African Americans who had moved into the area among tens of thousands driven to Milwaukee to escape the south's racist violence mixed among the existing Irish-Catholic, German-Lutheran and Jewish communities.

Instead, they provided a lengthy audio statement in which Cordileone said the handbook and contract changes merely seek to clarify existing expectations that Catholic teachers uphold Catholic teaching.